88% matchTen Thousand
Men-only DTC training kit, same minimal muted look
What changes: Narrower range, less streetwear crossover
Brand profile
ASRV is a Los Angeles men's technical sportswear brand making fabric-driven training apparel that doubles as minimal, utilitarian streetwear.
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Products are organized around proprietary textiles — Tetra-Lite shorts, Silver-Lite and Nano-Mesh tees, Tech-Terry hoodies — developed with suppliers including DuPont.
The muted, utilitarian palette and minimal detailing mean the joggers, tees and hoodies read as everyday techwear outside the gym, not just training kit.
Founded in Los Angeles in 2014 by Jay Barton, ASRV sells mainly through its own site, with several Los Angeles-area stores added since.
Overall fit
slightly small
ASRV pieces are generally cut athletically and closer to the body, so many find them fitting slightly small compared to standard US sportswear, especially through the chest and shoulders.
Tip: If you're between sizes or want room for a broader/muscular build, size up; the cut is athletic and fitted.
Medium confidence · based on 8 sources
By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hoodies & sweatshirts | true to size | structured, slightly tailored athletic fit | Take your normal size, or size up if you want a roomier streetwear drape. |
| Trousers & pants | true to size | tapered athletic joggers and tech pants | Order your usual size; expect a slim, tapered leg with a fitted seat. |
| T-shirts & graphic tees | slightly small | athletic slim, some performance tees more compressive | Size up for a relaxed drape; the tees hug the chest and arms as designed. |
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
88% matchMen-only DTC training kit, same minimal muted look
What changes: Narrower range, less streetwear crossover
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What changes: Dressier, polos and commuter pants over gym fits
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What changes: Broader, women-led, brighter and more mainstream
ASRV fits slightly small. If you're between sizes or want room for a broader/muscular build, size up; the cut is athletic and fitted. ASRV pieces are generally cut athletically and closer to the body, so many find them fitting slightly small compared to standard US sportswear, especially through the chest and shoulders.
ASRV pieces are generally cut athletically and closer to the body, so many find them fitting slightly small compared to standard US sportswear, especially through the chest and shoulders. Overall shape: athletic slim to tapered, body-conscious.
ASRV hoodies & sweatshirts fits true to size. Take your normal size, or size up if you want a roomier streetwear drape. Shape: structured, slightly tailored athletic fit.
ASRV trousers & pants fits true to size. Order your usual size; expect a slim, tapered leg with a fitted seat. Shape: tapered athletic joggers and tech pants.
ASRV t-shirts & graphic tees fits slightly small. Size up for a relaxed drape; the tees hug the chest and arms as designed. Shape: athletic slim, some performance tees more compressive.
ASRV (All-Season Recreation Versatility) is a Los Angeles-based men's technical sportswear label founded in 2014 by Jay Barton, who remains founder and CEO. It builds training and everyday apparel around proprietary fabrics — Tetra-Lite shorts, Silver-Lite and Nano-Mesh tees, Tech-Terry hoodies and tech joggers — in a muted, utilitarian palette that reads as gym gear and streetwear. The brand sells mainly direct-to-consumer online, has partnered with textile suppliers including DuPont, and has expanded into physical retail with multiple Los Angeles-area stores.